- Product type: Double-sided wood fireplace
- Series/model: Verona 1003
- Fuel: Wood
- Nominal output: 17 kW
- Output range: 12–22 kW
- Efficiency: 80%
- CO emissions: 0.07%
- NOx emissions: 108 mg according to Lacunza
- OGC emissions: 47 mg according to Lacunza
- Particulate matter: 23 mg according to Lacunza
- Heating volume: 378 m³
- Heating area: 151 m²
- Dimensions (W × H × D): 1042 × 950 × 515 mm
- Firebox (W × H × D): 854 × 310 × 310 mm
- Weight: 150 kg
- Max wood length: 85 cm
- Flue connection: Ø200 mm
- Exterior material: Steel
- Firebox lining: Vermiculite
- External air supply: Yes
- Features: Perfect Combustion, double combustion, Easy Fire Control, glass cleaning, cleaning access
- VillaHome SKU: KAM-3029500002
- CE marking: Yes. Documentation: declaration of performance (DoP)
Lacunza Verona 1003 features a long, double-sided glass fireplace in black steel above an open, rectangular base. The open base gives the fireplace an airy and minimalist appearance, while the fire is visible from both sides when used as a partition between two areas of the room.
Compared to Verona 1001, which has a more enclosed column-shaped base, Verona 1003 has an open lower section. This is part of the fireplace's design and, according to the installation instructions, must not be used for storing firewood. The firebox is lined with vermiculite, features double combustion, and can be connected to an external combustion air supply.
Verona 1003 is ideal if you want a wide view of the fire on both sides and a visually lighter base. Safety clearances, floor protection, and access to both doors need to be planned in relation to the room's furnishings.
Placement and base
The Verona 1003 is double-sided and should be positioned so that both firebox doors can be used and cleaned safely. The open compartment beneath the firebox is not intended for wood storage according to Lacunza's installation instructions. Check the floor's load-bearing capacity, floor protection, and the prescribed distances to combustible materials on both sides.
Firing
Use dry wood according to the manual and regulate the combustion air with the stove's controls. Open the doors carefully to limit smoke emissions when refilling. Protect the vermiculite lining from impacts with the wood.
Cleaning and service
Allow the stove to cool before cleaning the glass, ash drawer, and firebox. The ash can be removed from both sides. Check the seals, air supply, and flue connection, and keep access for chimney sweeping unobstructed.
First firing
Fire carefully with smaller amounts of wood at the beginning and ventilate in case of any odor from the surface treatment, according to the manual's instructions.
